Fascinating word, sardith. One of the neat-o cool beans bits about it is that is its own antonym, in a way. It means both to add pictures from other sources to a book and to cut them out from a book to put someplace else.

Home, home on the grange. Let's browse for more pictures we can cull and transplant.

As an HP fan, I wonder if Hermione Granger's name is related in any way, too.

That's Harry Potter, not Hewlett-Packard, by the way.

Added aside, would the Brits write "a HP fan?"

Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.

Audiendus wrote:In the UK, the abbreviation "HP" is most likely to refer to HP sauce.

Quite coincidentally, I learned this one just two days ago. A Canadian friend was visiting and we happened upon the international aisle of a local grocery store. There stood the good old Houses of Parliament Sauce.

Odd things we learn at odd times, what?

Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.